[Big Banana]

You are unerringly accurate.

The bra was a gift from a fan and is the wrong size. The model herself says she is a UK 36L US 36P which was roughly where you were heading until the bras actual size confused things.

[Margaret]

You are unerringly accurate.

The bra was a gift from a fan and is the wrong size. The model herself says she is a UK 36L US 36P which was roughly where you were heading until the bras actual size confused things.

What can I say.  It’s a sixth sense. “I see boob people.”

Seriously though, with a lifetime of two big boobs hanging from your torso, wearing the wrong size for years, falling in love with proper fitting bras for big boobs, and becoming obsessed with making sure women are wearing the appropriate size - you get a sense for it. I can often just glance at someone and figure out what size they should be. It’s much easier in person - and, oddly, easier when they’re wearing a bra (or sometimes clothed). Weirdly, it’s slightly more difficult to assess a pair of naked boobs (and I’ve seen hundreds of pairs of boobs naked).

[Hiram]

you should start on the widest setting of the hooks/eyes, and over time, you work your way in to the tighter setting to prolong the bra’s life. Of course, most women don’t know this, and instead wear the bra on a really tight or really loose setting for comfort - when, in fact, the back band is supposed to feel tight on (if it’s the correct size, that is), as the back band does 80% of the work in supporting your boobs.

I've seen the usage of small extenders (that isn't the right term) for the back band that women get, so when the band gets tight tight they don't have to get a new bra, they just add a small section.

I didn't know that about the back band - you'd think it was the straps doing all the support.  Although thinking about it I can see it.

Today's challenge Margaret is:

[Margaret]

you should start on the widest setting of the hooks/eyes, and over time, you work your way in to the tighter setting to prolong the bra’s life. Of course, most women don’t know this, and instead wear the bra on a really tight or really loose setting for comfort - when, in fact, the back band is supposed to feel tight on (if it’s the correct size, that is), as the back band does 80% of the work in supporting your boobs.

I've seen the usage of small extenders (that isn't the right term) for the back band that women get, so when the band gets tight tight they don't have to get a new bra, they just add a small section.

I didn't know that about the back band - you'd think it was the straps doing all the support.  Although thinking about it I can see it.

Today's challenge Margaret is:

Yeah - extenders can be useful, but again, they’re mostly for women who are an odd back size (as in odd number) - as bands are always even numbered (which is another good use of the hooks and eyes; to add or subtract an extra inch to the band size). An extender does the same job.

So, this lovely lady… She looks very much in the 32/34FF range. Similar build/frame to me, with similar sized boobs. Another photo would be helpful - but she’s probably needing to go up a cup size or a band size with that bra, as her boobs aren’t fully encased in the cups.

[Hiram]

I've been thinking how to make this challenge a little bit more difficult - I haven't come up with a concrete idea yet, but I have something in mind.

That said - here's today's lovely:

[Margaret]

I've been thinking how to make this challenge a little bit more difficult - I haven't come up with a concrete idea yet, but I have something in mind.

That said - here's today's lovely:

This lady looks really slim in the back, so we’re probably down in the 26/28 back size. Based on the cups and shape, I’d reckon we’re looking at a 26E/FF or a 28F.

[Hiram]

This lady looks really slim in the back, so we’re probably down in the 26/28 back size.

Yeah that's what I thought on back band - I must admit I'd have been totally wrong on the cup size though.  I thought it was a nice picture.
How about this one - side view and with clothes on. 

[Margaret]

This lady looks really slim in the back, so we’re probably down in the 26/28 back size.

Yeah that's what I thought on back band - I must admit I'd have been totally wrong on the cup size though.  I thought it was a nice picture.
How about this one - side view and with clothes on.

Based on the projection - we’re maybe looking at something like 32HH or 34H, but more pics might help me make a better guess.

[Hiram]

Same lady, this time no clothes.

[Margaret]

Same lady, this time no clothes.

Quite a difference. We’re maybe looking at a 34JJ or 34K.

[Hiram]

One more to assist the estimation.

I have a 38JJ bra in the cupboard (don't ask) and JJ seems like to good estimate.  I know 38JJ and 34JJ aren't the same cup size but its all I have to go on.

[Margaret]

One more to assist the estimation.

I have a 38JJ bra in the cupboard (don't ask) and JJ seems like to good estimate.  I know 38JJ and 34JJ aren't the same cup size but its all I have to go on.

She has a very similar boob shape and bodyframe/build to a friend of mine, who is a 32K, so I’m guessing it’s in or around that range (32K, 34JJ).

[Hiram]

Try this one of Anastasia Lux - there are some measurements of her on some website, but I wonder whet you think?

[Margaret]

Try this one of Anastasia Lux - there are some measurements of her on some website, but I wonder whet you think?

Well, she has a fairly broad back and a good element of projection, with a slight low hang (west-east). It’s hard to tell how tall she is (the impression the photo gives is that she’s about 5’7”).

I’m going to go for somewhere around 32HH or 34G. Most likely 34G.

[Hiram]

Thanks for the estimates on my latest posts - I have a new candidate.  I think she is natural, but to honest I'm not sure with this lady.